your child is in it. >> so melanie acts as fast as she can. she takes only one step and then launches her body at her passenger side window as the car backs up toward her. >> well, once i realized somebody was taking my car and my baby was inside of it, it is human instinct. you do what you got to do. there's no planning. there's no thinking. you are taking my child. you're going to die. or get hurt in the long run. i took my elbow and bashed out my side window as hard as i could. >> as soon as she broke the glass with her elbow, i immediately jumped into the passenger side of the car. >> as the car speeds away with aaron now in the front seat, that's when melanie loses her grip. getting knocked unconscious. in the car, aaron is upside down. but turns out he's in a good position to use his feet. i didn't care if he had a gun. i wasn't caring about what kind of harm was going to come to me. i'm twisting my body so i'm laying on the foot of the passenger's seat and just start kicking the crap out of him out of the right side of his face, screami

>> announcer: outside of work, melanie competes in triathlons. in the summer of 2011, she was training hard. >> i competed in my first half ironman aquabike, but i was really, really tired afterwards, and i was spotting, so i was getting a little concerned. i have gone through menopause, and you're not supposed to spot. i come home from the race. i call the doctor, and they said, "hey, we're gonna do an endometrial biopsy just to make sure." >> announcer: one week later she got a call from her doctor. >> she goes, "i hate to tell you this. you have cancer." i was told that i had carcinosarcoma, which is a very rare form of cancer, and it's very aggressive, and you need to address it right away. >> when mel found out she had cancer, um... i'm gonna cry. um...it was really hard on me emotionally, because she is a good friend and somebody my kids value in their life. so, it was. it was a really scary time, and you never want your loved ones to hurt. >> announcer: melanie had surgery immediately. her portland doctor suggested very heavy chemotherapy

melanie woodrow is live. good afternoon melanie. >> reporter: investigators are confident they will find several vehicles. they are not pulled any vehicles out of the bay just yet. but they will be out here several more hours. investigators discovered 21 vehicles that were believed to be linked to this chop shop. they expect that number to climb. they also expect the number of defendants in the case to go up. right now, there are four, but they expect the numbers to rise. they say the defendants considered themselves modern day pirates. to that end, check this out. some graffiti out here that actually says home of the richmond pirates. take a look at this graffiti here. as we pan around, we can show you this open field area that was part of what is being called a homeless encampment. according to investigators, they came out here and they saw a bunch of vehicles, boats that were chopped up at this homeless encampment. according to them, the defendants were taking the vehicles and stealing the parts they wante

ktvu's melanie woodrow with what else we learned about the company's record. >> reporter: over weight trucks, faulty steering and failing breaks. just some of the most severe roby trucking company violations chp identified during inspections. 2 investigates obtained reports that show the violations were so numerous chp was keeping tabs on the company every 120 days. instead of every two years. it was in between inspections during one of the 120 day periods roby trucking company was given to fix violations that this crash occurred. witnesses say it appears the driver lost control of his vehicle and was honking and flashing lights in an attempt owarn others in his path. he crashed into an empty restaurant and died. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> it is our policy to do that. by law we have to give them due process to fix the issues we identify. this could have been avoided if the company made sure their vehicle was properly maintained. >> chp doesn't know if the truck was sited. the reports say the company did not have a preventative maintenance program. chp has seized and frozen

let me go back to what i said to melanie campbell.here are states that president obama won twice, that already sitting senators some saying they would vote against her. the politics on this does not add up for them in terms of being a positive. isn't this risky? >> i do think it's risky. a lot of those senators will go to their voters in 2016 in essentially democratic states and say, well you may not like the republicans, but i'm independent. i don't always vote the party line. if they could break with the party on this nomination, then what are they going to break with the party on? this should be an easy one. going in here so many said she's qualified, she is has a great record. obviously african-american voters will remember but a lot will say if you're so independent, why couldn't you even vote for lynch. >> lindsey graham now says as suv earlier in this program, he thinks that lynch will be confirmed. but check out this headline. a top democrat is worried the senate will reject lo redia lynch. i mean is that a possibility? could

tenemos a melanie torres.aplausos) jackie: quÉ nos basamos en el dÍa de hoy? dafne: voy a actuar. alan: va a actuar. es una escena dramÁtica porque a mi querida dafne le encanta el drama. vamos con cristi bernal, la madre de mi prÓxima hija michelle va a ser tu madre en esta escena dramÁtica. Éstas lista? quÉ les parece si vamos? toma 1. pon tu cÁmara. y... y... y... acciÓn! ♪ dafne: estaba en mi cuarto. cristi no estabas en el cuarto punto donde estabas? dafne: estaba en la casa de mi amiga. cristi: quÉ te dio permiso? estÁs castigado durante dos meses. no quiero que agarres el telÉfono, no va a ver televisiÓn y nadie te va a venir a visitar. dafne: necesito mi telÉfono y mi televisiÓn porque eso es lo Único que me divierte. mami, dÉjame hacerte una pregunta y responde: tÚ me amas? >> claro que sÍ. dafne: tÚ no juegas conmigo. no eres una madre para mÍ. >> yo trabajo todo el dÍa pero tÚ tienes que estar aquÍ en la casa, no te puedes dar permiso tu sola de andar asÍ en la calle. le voy hablar a tu papÁ para qu

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melanie woodrow and i stat down to talk about it. >> you can see these little blades of synthetic surf. basically, the crumb rubber, which is tire crumbs that are, you know, broken down. they've become the infilm between the blade. the problem is when you think about what a tire is, it contains toxins and chemicals and they could be potentially dangerous to a player. the issue is these little crumbs become like hitchhikers, they get in the players' hair and clothing and the real issue is for goal keepers. there is the goalkeepers' curse. they are diving for the ball. and the crumbs will get in their mouth. we've seen more and more of those goalkeepers develop cancer. the scientist is not there to say someone plays on this turf will again cancer but the problem the science is limited. the study haven't looked at many fields and haven't looked at ingestion as a route of exposure. and that's what this bill would do it passed. today they will debate a bill that senator hill introduced. it's calling for a study. basically a stuby was done previously and it was limited in the number of field

in december ktvu's melanie woodrow looked into health concerns.nvestigation was featured on the doctor ozshow today and tonight -- dr. oz show and tonight we are hearing from a family who says the issue hits close to home. melanie woodrow now with the story. >> reporter: this is a family that wonders whether or not a soccer field made from recycled tires caused their daughter's cancer. he practiced on the same field her entire life. tonight she is closer to potentially knowing whether her love for soccer may have hurt her. >> she knows what it feels like to be the last line of defense. >> constant adrenaline. >> reporter: she was defenseless to their greatest opponent off the field. at 15 years old doctors discovered she had thyroid cancer. >> pretty hard. especially when you had to tell her. >> i cried. >> reporter: thyroid cancer. a mystery to her mom. a nurse who says she nev lost hope. till one day when a phone -- never lost hope. till one day when a phone call provided a clue. she was compiling a list of athletes with cancer. mostly soccer pl

ktvu's melanie woodrow has an exclusive look. >> reporter: dive teams are not immune to being out at the bay but today was out of the ordinary for some. >> this is some of the most unusual thing we've done. >> reporter: the deputy d.a. says the first clue came after two defendants attempted to stole a boat. the victim described this get away vehicle. richmond police officers found it at a homeless encampment with a lot more evidence. >> we had an rv, seadoos. boat trailers, personal water crafts. everything. >> reporter: the defendants considered themselves pirates. their mark, a badge of pride. new information that there were more in the bay. investigators believe the defendants used this moving barge to dump the remaining vehicle parts. >> he is very stupid. you have these valuable cars, five, 10, $20,000 they're being chopped up and destroyed for a couple of hundred dollars. >> reporter: what is not easy, looking for the cars. using this underwater camera i can show you just how murky the water is. that's why these divers are using sonar. it lets them search a wider area over a sh

melanie's a nosy bitch and brady is an idiot, so what else is new?...what are you doing drinking right now, anyway? aren't you supposed to be at work? >> theresa: i needed to get away from little miss sunspot. >> eve: ooh--honey--honey, honey, honey! we're over here, hi. look at you. oh, my gosh, you look so beautiful. are you having a good day? >> paige: it's okay. >> eve: well, are you looking forward to your date tonight? >> theresa: really, you have a date? yes! hey, does that mean you're finally over that loser, jj?

>> eric: melanie. hey, what's up?

to comment on this ahead 13-year-old melanie lombardo in pennsylvania.he was one of the young ladies devastated by the information. >> i was crying at lunch bursting out in tears in front of my friends. >> i basically had a panic attack. >> we keep them in our thoughts and i think we will make it but i'm not sure. >> i caught up with the crew. they were in new york city. i joined them as they were live. find out more about kelly big al jay-z on the next "chasing news." >> new jersey couple watching home videos when they came across something pretty special. the video takes place in 1988 when jordan her sister and mom are spending the day in langhorne pennsylvania. when all of a sudden out of nowhere comes someone she recognize. it was her husband ryan. >> he has an the corner of the shot taking his cameo appearance. the two saw the video while they were dating however the circumstances of moving they weren't able to track down the video until recently. >> the next thing you know this little boy walks past and we kept rewinding it and watching it and rewi

oz tv show talking about her crumb rubber investigation and melanie will also join us here on mornings at 2 at 8:15. >>> kraft is recalling about six and a half million boxes of macaroni and cheese which could contain small pieces of metal affected original flavor macaroni and cheese sold individually and m multipacks, the boxes in question have best when used dates between september and october 2015 and the code c-2 below the expiration dates, kraft has said eight people reported finding the metal fragments but not aware of any injuries at this point, on our website ktvu.com just type kraft in to the search box. >>> the nba's two best teams in oakland but without star klay thompson, atlanta hawks corber also missing due to a broken nose half a game over atlanta and the hawks are one of the two teams the warriors have not beaten this season. >> always scary when you see one of them roll that ankle, you just want to get away. >>> time 6:16, check in with sal see if things are better on the east shore how's it looking? >> good in transition, you like to rub you like to run. thank you. [

melanie's a nosy bitch and brady is an idiot, so what else is new?...what are you doing drinking right now, anyway? aren't you supposed to be at work? >> theresa: i needed to get away from little miss sunspot. >> eve: ooh--honey--honey, honey, honey! we're over here, hi. look at you. oh, my gosh, you look so beautiful. are you having a good day? >> paige: it's okay. >> eve: well, are you looking forward to your date tonight? >> theresa: really, you have a date? yes! hey, does that mean you're finally over that loser, jj?

. >> melanie is speaking on 10.3 and the next is 10.3. >> i thought we passed that didn't we remove ond 2. >> yeah. and they submitted it speaker card after. >> hi, i'm melody and opted to the vehicle restriction it is a primary resources and the police and meter maids strip of our resources to recovery from our kishgdz interrogatories break the law and telling me i don't have the right to exist they've thrust me into parking normally where i and my vehicle is safe and people are defecating around the vehicles and breaking into the cars and thousands of dollars of supplies to keep the vehicles in working order i'm traded by the meter maid like i'm a prison and criminalized and the sfmta allows the meter maids to take care rids me and i don't have a caution it's might responsibility i'm not the cause of my homelessness again, i ask the sfmta board of directors to please park and with our help owe support we'll overwhelming those and thus i'm a scrape goat and the demands i overcome my resources needed to do so you guys are fine thank you. >> thank >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>

melanie fitzpatrick is a climate scientist who studied the impacts of climate change. >> we have to beeful that disease. >> we can seed clouds and put particles to reflect sunlight. the problem is that you have to keep going with it all the time. if we continue to emit carbon at the same time. we have not gone to the root cause of the problem. >> evan fitzpatrick believes we know what needs to be done. it takes the political will to do it. >> we know how to moderate climate, adopt energy efficiency, deploy renewables and remove the subsidies from fossil fuels. >> in an age of innovation, the idea we can reverse climate change is attractive. the truth is that we can barely understand what geoengineering must do to the planets and skies that all of us must share >>> jacob ward bringing us a breath of fresh air. that's "america tonight", tell us what you think. talk to us on twitter and facebook. come back, we'll have more of "america tonight" tomorrow. >> it's one of the most advanced war planes in the world. >> there are limitations right now >> america tonight talks with former pentago

>> eric: melanie. hey, what's up?

. >> reporter: melanie decided to find the humor in those last messages. they brought together a group of friends willing to share their sad endings with the cameras rolling. >> can't >> reporter: for those who think these messages can't be real think again. >> this is a land line number. >> there was no need. i think that's what made it so real and interesting. like people could relate. because they were just what they were. >> i just wanted you to know that i'm making $100,000 a year now. >> it's like, thanks for the update? like, i don't know. >>> on my way. >> she has the memory that he was on his way. >> reporter: they say millennials have perfected the text message breakup. >> i'll keep you posted. still waiting to be posted. >> the phrase "breaking up is hard to do." we don't like hard things. everyone just kind of takes the easy road and just goes silent. >> reporter: they say it's not all bad. sometimes the text you thought went unanswered was, in fact. >> oh my god, he did respond how did i not see this? no, no! he responded! >> reporter: that ma

. >>> all new pics kris jenner's girls only weekend with melanie griffeth and daughter dakota. >> reportere a-listers getting personal with "extra." >> what would it take for someone to romance you. >>> and ryan gossling's better half eva mendez revealing the ultimate marriage killer. >> ladies number one cause of divorce in america. >> >> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >> hey, everyone. welcome to "extra." i'm mario lopez. coming up the record shattering finale of "empire." and taraji p. henson reveals how she keeps those

. >> melanie was just 13.sister lindy 11 when they were awoken by their mother's cries of fire. >> she comes in wakes us all up get up get your stuff, get your books, go out to the truck. we have to go. >> reporter: they rushed their daughters to their truck and sped from their home in verona california. only to find the road ahead engulfed in fire. >> and it's like okay what do we do. are we going to try to drive through this? will we survive it. >> i don't want to die. i'm too young to die. >> reporter: the family made a u-turn but their truck stalled. so their only choice leave it and run. >> we follow our parents. we put our shirts up over our mouths to try and filter out the smoke a little bit. >> the heat that night was as if you open your oven and just that gust of heat that comes out. >> after maybe five or ten more feet we told our dad, look we can't do this it's too hot, there's too much smoke. >> reporter: they sought refuge back in the truck. but just moments later. >> the flames start licking up o

host: melanie campbell joins us at the table. she is of the black women's roundtable summit.hy are you meeting here? guest: this is our annual summit where we have women and girls that come to washington dc to focus on the public policy priorities that we had. on thursday, on capitol hill, is our public policy day. we will focus on the loretta lynch nomination, discuss voting rights income inequality issues and that is what we did on thursday. friday, we spent a full day on looking deeper at those policies that are our priorities. what we call our community day. what do we need to do for our young people and really prepare them for the future, and figure out how to continue to focus on solutions. the report that we released is a guide to know what is going on. we have an area that we focused on hearing from women from the state and share what they are doing -- the ones who are on the front lines of the work. host: you mentioned the report. what are you looking at specifically as to topics relating to black women in the united states? guest: the number one issue is economics.

melanie cheney is fighting to keep our home. >>: what i am afraid of is that between my rent and my mortgage is $1,300 a month in a single room apartment in the county is $1,700 a month not including utilities. >>reporter: melody is not alone. there are a hundred and 30 children like jose morales. he goes to a barron park elementary and is in the third great parian jose and his family would have to mold and how they would have to go to a different school. >>: ideas don't mumble because i always like my house i've been here for eight years >>reporter: lee said kinkel does not live in tune of is the but the time a lot of hard day to come and support those who do. >>: i think we ever rare opportunity for a win win situation we have the county's commitment of $8 million and we have the city manager's decision to japan another 8 million. and we have the ability to keep these residents and their homes and more importantly keep the children and the best schools in the country. it was jeff bush reporting live >>pam: san francisco police continued to investigate a double homicide in the city's excels

ktvu's melanie woodrow spent the day with divers. this started with what a victim saw? reporter: that's right. it was this vehicle. a blue and why bay liner that cracked open the investigation. >> reporter: dive teams aren't new to being on the bay but today's search was uncharted territory for some. >> we believe there are chopped up cars in the bay. >> reporter: chopped up cars and possibly watt craft that was stolen. the contra costa county deputy district attorney said the first clue came after two defendants attempted to steal a boat. police officers found it at a homeless encampment with more evidence. >> rv. sea dos. boat trailers, everything. >> reporter: they consider themselves pirates. after making arrests and recovering 21 vehicles, new information that there were more in the bay. investigators believe the defendants used this moving barge to dump the remaining parts. >> very stupid. you have valuable cars, 14,000 bucks, chopped up and destroyed for a couple hundred bucks. >> reporter: one of the biggest challenges for divers and visibility. using the camera

melanie's visiting with him now. if she's still there in another hour or so you just shoo her out.needs his rest. >> understood. >> daniel: yeah, thank you. >> abigail: daniel, hey. >> daniel: hey. >> abigail: hi, i just talked to my mom. she said she heard that brady was admitted. what's wrong? >> daniel: yeah, it's no big deal. turns out he's fine. going home in the morning. you know, i will let him, uh tell you about it. >> abigail: oh. >> daniel: yeah. >> abigail: okay. i'll let my mom know. she was really worried. >> daniel: i care about you and both of your kids. i always will. but i really hate it when you tell me not to be involved especially when you're the one who brought me into this. now, i can tell you're lying. and i am worried about you. how, uh--how are things with

. >> i take issue because one of the board members is melanie hopson who is one of the few black ceos, and she did a talk about being race brave. i think show might have had an influence on the conversation. >> so you sort of buy the general repression narrative. it is a thing we don't talk about and any opportunity to push back -- >> i want to say push it. >> but push past the boundaries. >> for me it is a win-win. even if it is sloppy and messy, let's get something started. >> let me start with this tweet from jay. i do think that putting this on the shoulders of people trying to -- >> here is a free jim coupon for the new jim crowe. the education is too much. >> thank you for joining us both. that is it for "all in." >> thank you for joining us this hour. today was a day of lots of late breaking news from particularly overseas. in israel polls closed at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. 10:00 p.m. local time in israel and the whole world is waiting to see the fate of israel's prime minister and if he will be elected or if they will take a great leap to the left by rejected prime minister net

our reporter melanie will appear on dr. oz later today to discuss the issue.o to explain what's being done to tackle the crumb rubber concerns. remind viewers what is crumb rubber. >> i think you told me your children even play soccer. this is crumb rubber. it's okay to touch. >> it has a little bit of turf in there. >> probably don't want to touch it or put it in your mouth. >> you can see the played. it's tire crumbs broken down. they've become the infield between the blades. the problem is when you think about a tire, it contains toxins and chemicals. and they could be potentially dangerous to a player. the issue is these little crumbs become like hitchhikers. the real issue is for goalkeepers. there is a thing called the goalkeeperrary curse. it's the goallies diving for the ball. a lot of times these crumbs get in their mouth. right now the science isn't necessarily there to say someone who pass played on this type of synthetic turf will develop cancer. but the problem is, the science thus far is limited. the studies haven't looked at many fields and have

to quote melanie hobson this is a third rail issue. why would i want as a customer or as a shareholder, a third rail running through my third place? >> i think you're missing something. a, if a ba brees ta does not want to write on the cup they don't have to or if the customer doesn't want to accept it they don't have to. jim, writing on the cup is a small piece of this overall strategy. the big piece of the strategy is starbucks and usa starting friday creating real content that will help all of our customers understand something. i think this is vitally important. whether a person wants to admit it or not, we all have some level of unconscious bias. if we could approach that with a higher degree of empathy and compassion and understanding, it will go a long way to bridge the divide. writing on the cup is a piece of this issue and it's not something that's going to last long. it was a catalyst to start this. what's going to last long is our company saying that we believe that there is a serious problem in america where in every commun

melanie michael has the story. >> throw that in the garbage. i don't want you to wear it anymore. that's my uniform. >> yes, sir. >> my brother died for that uniform. >> reporter: fired up fed up and frustrated. watch this veteran confront what he calls a phony. >> take that and throw it away. don't put it back on! >> reporter: garrett goodwin was livid with what he saw, a man wearing a military uniform panhandling near mcdill. >> you take that uniform off! >> reporter: the problem here? this guy didn't have military i.d. and when asked what branch of service he was in garrett claim tas the man told him special forces so top secret not even the va knows. but garrett didn't buy it. >> you're obviously not a veteran, and you're wearing a veteran's uniform out here telling people you're a veteran asking for money? >> it made me sad at first and, you know i think pain leads to anger and frustration. and then -- then i was disgusted and then angry and frustrated and then motivated. >> reporter: the former army combat medic tems us he felt compelled to say something, especially after lo

. >>> all new pics kris jenner's girls only weekend with melanie

melanie's visiting with him now. if she's still there in another hour or so you just shoo her out.daniel, hey. >> daniel: hey. >> abigail: hi, i just talked to my mom. she said she heard that brady was admitted. what's wrong? >> daniel: yeah, it's no big deal. turns out he's fine. going home in the morning. you know, i will let him, uh tell you about it. >> abigail: oh. >> daniel: yeah. >> abigail: okay. i'll let my mom know. she was really worried. >> daniel: i care about you and both of your kids. i always will. but i really hate it when you tell me not to be involved especially when you're the one who brought me into this. now, i can tell you're lying. and i am worried about you. how, uh--how are things with

groups fear it has contributed to more than 100 cases around the nation, 2 investigates reporter melanie woodrow will appear on the dr. oz tv show today she'll be talking about her crumb rubber investigation and she will be joining us here mornings on 2 coming up at 8:15. >>> kraft is recalling about six and a half million boxes of macaroni and cheese which could contain pieces of metal the original flavor sold individually and multipacks, best when used by date between september 18 and october 11 of this year, 2015, and the code c 2 below the expiration date. kraft says eight people have reported finding the metal fragments but not aware of any injuries at this point, we do have information for you check out ktvu.com, just type kraft in to the search box you'll find all the information you need to know but boy a lot of people probably have that in their cabinet. >> oh yeah. >>> time now 5:15, we have sal if you have a moment, can you take me to the bridge? >> absolutely, dave, i will do that for you. >> oh, they have it! >> there we go, i like that. you know, i knew that dave was in tha

first lady melanie grant's sister who arrives in the district to create more drama for meli. with this scandal scoop, i'm jummy olabanji abc 7 news. >> all right, here's the scoop you don't have to wait for. beautiful outside. get out and enjoy it. >> loving it. and hopefully this will last into the weekend or at least part of the weekend. let's find out from doug hill standing by. hi, doug. >> hi there, right now sunshine. 357 degrees outside the storm watch 7 weather center in arlington. sunshine a bit for tomorrow morning and then clouds and rain and sunshine to round out the weekend. give you what we're looking at for the moment. beautiful image. live shot of the montgomery county rockville campus. 50 degrees. northwesterly wind and cloudless skies. the winds will diminish tonight. look at the temperature spread. upper 50's our area the farther south and southwest you go the warmer it gets. temperatures will stay a good distance away as the change in wind direction will keep us in the lower 50's and eventually during the day tomorrow the sunshine we enjoy in the morning w

antonio banderas ended his 19 year marriage to melanie griffith last summer made a startling revelation. the 54-year-old said he won't stop acting and directing but wants to explore this new thing. has enrolling in central saint martins that produced stella mccartney and alexander mcqueen. >> can't wait to see his runway show. >>> another star about to get her first movie deal. >> 13-year-old mo'ne davis made history as the first female to pitch a shutout in the little league world series and the first little league player to make the cover of "sports illustrated" magazine. disney channel is set to tell her inspiring story. >> it's going to be called, "throw like mo." >> love it. >> it is executive produced by emmy nominated producer, debra martin producer of "the sisterhood of the traveling pants." >> that is a good one. >> tell me about it during a break. >> she hopes the movie will encourage others to believe dreams really do come true. >> i remember when she first came can out it was amazing. a lot of reaction from people. she did so well and remarkable person, too. good student on

this morning, melanie campbell ceo of the coalition of black women in the united states releases the report. later, matthew gardner executive director of the institute of taxation. you can join conversation on facebook and twitter. ♪ (202) 748-0003host: "the new york times" reports that the e-mail server and hillary clinton's home has no records of e-mails sent while she was in office. with the announcement that harry reid will not run for a reelection, speculation around who will run in his place. in the state of indiana, a religious freedom

michelle ghirelli and melanie lippert are accused of providing cocaine and marijuana to under aged studentsp. both are accused of sex with a minor and both face at least ten years in prison if convicted. >>> nation's largest school system will be observing holidays for the first time. new york city public schools will close for eid al-adha next september and summer schools will close for eid al-fitr next year. >>> a shocking scene caught on camera shows an allegedly drowsy bus driver nodding off at the wheel causing a series of accidents. >> the video raising questions about those in charge of safety of mass transit. >> the bus driver slamming on the brakes so hard he appears to stand up. it's too late. the driver plows in to seven cars, sending one of them careening in to oncoming traffic. watch again from multiple angles. windshield falls out completely. behind the bus, a wake of destruction. it happened last october around 6:00 p.m. in west bloomfield, michigan. the driver quickly admitting to investigators what went wrong. sleepy drivers are to blame for one out of every five car accide

melanie wrote "i think they should have some leave for the fathers as well if they want it." >> chris simply wrote bravo. and suzanne dunaway says finally getting to where most companies are in europe. let's see the other responses. >> testimony resumes this week in the boston marathon bombing trial. a woman who lost both of they are legs in that attack testified from her wheelchair. jessica said he and her husband were near the finishing line when the bomb went off in 2013. she talked how a bystander pushed her to the ground to put out flames on her body and talked about losing both of her legs. dzhokhar tsarnaev is accused of detonating the bombs with his older brother. lawyers of aaron hernandez are challenging d.n.a. evidence in his murder trial. they're questioning how that material was collected and how it was matched to hernandez's d.n.a. state police crime lab scientist acknowledged the shell casing had hernandez's d.n.a. on it and could have been contaminated by chewed bubble gum that was stuck to it. they saw hernandez leaving home hours before he was killed. >> the f.b.i. h